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Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
rnE PROPHK n,NpLINo OF CREAM.

a IN NVA nA ~ w 1ha ~
No, lOug since farmers wife complain.
ed % as. says H01urs DalDraIA, thst she
dii NOS gri TIE yield ~ bo,ier ffon her
COWS hat one VI her nslghoOf. al. aud
wished % know n We could give hsf Aoy
hght On ihs subject Upoa inqaify ~
fOund that The cpws GA both fatms we're
natives and handled about alike. Hut
when ~ Impaired further Into The manner
Of caring fSr TIE cream. We saw al once
whore the dlifisul,y lay. II wa her pfse.
tlee - sklm her MILK every morning ard
pat the cream In an csfthen jH. which
vas kspt In the cellar. churaing wAs
done twice wcek. " her husband or The
boys wefe not TOO busy. Dot TIE p,ttica.
lar point whsru she failed wss In paitius
The lzs, skimmlng OF cream lnIo NE eaain
immed stely after II vas taksn from The
milk. WHEN We told her tha, she r,c.iv'
ci bat little benedt from the let skin.
Mag thus hsndlei shc could hardly bc
psfsusded of the truth of our assertion
We aru convinced tha, this mistake Is
largely iniulgci In by the makers OF farm
batter Yet they might about T. well
throw the last skimming 10 The pigs. f'r
there l. where II nnally goes In the batter
milk. The last sklmmiug should b. thor
oughiy stirred with the older cf,am ani
the whole kepi from slx 10 twelve hour,
depsndlng uyon The ag~ AMI sciiliy of The
older cream, before churniug The Way
mO.t people stir their cream fails Of tns
deslscd rtsult They pui In a cream pad
de and simply whirl each layer or days
cream IN a circle by Itself without mixiog
The nr.i and last Thoroughly tog,ta,r.
Thls il best done by turniug the cream
from one vessel into another. Iheu,
again, qaitC Often loss 1. ocCsslOntd ~
mixing th- milk 90 strippefs with frcsh
COWS That The cream Ot dinsfvnt COWS
whsu mixed does not produce butter a. The
sans time. with The same amOant OF
charming. Ia. boen illustrated la the fam
ily % Mari Iaghs. West Grove, Pa Thsy
hal an Aldcrney heller Ia gooi n)w oi
milk. ard q siripper their cream worked
together. II Was observed that they dii
n0t make butter enough fpr toe bulk ol
cream. The oatiermilk lookci rieh sud
ss.msd to collect cream upon H. They
pat The butisrmlk In thc Ch1fu Astin
afieg the batter came aud male nse pJands.
Tary Chufnci f1r few mlnuie- Aui fcond
two OF thfr, p,unfs more % batter Ia ,hs
cAgru, shovlng that the hcifsfr cream
had made butter ffsi aai that TIE cream
% he Oh COW needed several miuuis-
more charming Where The cfssm of cows
of such ansgaal milklpg period Arc mixed
together. great care should b. taken THAI
lbs whole i thoroughly mixed Ani flPsn.
ed. urlsss this l. done. = corsiicrshle
p1rilon ot the slower cream i washed In
% The butiermiik As The qgickvr cream
comes 20 buitrr There IL gtssi ivAl ih
this polni 90 unequal charming time Ia
cr,sm. and The oaly way Ne kuoS OTTO
avoid lu.s, aside from cAuruing ssca
day'. crsam or each cows cream hy .tsVlf
i D. see % lt TIA, the cream IL frsqasuily
mixed Ari rlpsned together, 50 As 10 naSc
a. near a. possible \ Homogeneous whole.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
TUX IDENTIFICATION OF ARrlYI.
CIAL BUTrER

G. FmWirth. of Vienna. Ausifla, la . let
isf % The Coaafry GsafiSuslH, states that
thc following proposition with regard N
olcomarEarins snd artificial buffers gensf'
ally hAs been made In Germany. The To-
tiscriminAte oolOfiug BY some dys or pig
meat % n such articles had Alrcafy been
proposed sni rejected. Ia coussqaenee oi
ihls. ProL S0xhlst. OF Muaich. has pF0pos'
81 neW treatment. uhlca l. worthy OF al
tculon. lie pfoposcs-Ant hls pfoposi.
lion vii be offered % The House of Repre-
scrtsiivss To- GermAny-iO make u law
that al bogus buiter must 0e mixed iufing
ihs preparation with pheuolphislslu, which
q, m1ie cat % Ouc % The products OF The
dry dl.iillaiion o., tar. and one gramtne oi
II Will be- enough Cor Too kllogrammcs oi
bogus buiirr. TIE batter can then be OF
fcrtd for sale co,ored yellow. or uncOlof,i,
or lu any way desired. and ne paeaol'
phialein wln not b. sesn A. AL Bat by
aiiing = solution of sois. or ammoris ard
water liigaor lnsnoau cfusfltD Or evtn a
tsaspoonful of water ard The Asn ofa cigar.
% piece of butter TIE sif- of beau, The
whole % the batter will become q nice rel
ifit 1. bogus hui;sr, or u bogus ou,irr IL
mixed with H.
II will be Immediately seen that ihis u .
proof which can be male by cycfy police
maa 10 Any shop, by evsry guest Ia ila'
iug room, etc.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
OXFORD COUNTY HORSE NOTES
ADDITIONAL sorEs rRos rus FAiR II
WONDERFUL rwo yE,R . oLD AND HER
SIRE WILSON'S YgAr WHAT KIND
oF uoRsEs SHOULD A TARaEa RAISE ?

The f.,, mare Kitty Wait. o~nsd by
Andrc -. Thsyer Il Horre. Norway. ha,
recently been .old TO J. ID william, Of
sjaih Paris for a Boston man. for =
large san. sail TO be abDu, $500.
Baek6.ld. sensational uo,tsf. BABY
Dan, ro,,ed IN 2:26 a, the Anifo'e0s-
gin County fair a. ie~i',on. the same
time given him at the Oxford County
fair, although At our fair many outside
timers made the ,ine 2:25t.
Toe Acknowledged four year.old
.,allioa Rinaldo. by M.mbrino Dadlsy.
2:2Oj. dam by wedse~oOd. VAS driven
hall at the Oxford Coun,y fair 10 2;2t.
n. va. never started ba, few times. lie
/. one Of the mosl magnificent looking
horses ever seen on track.
joseph Tah, Of South Paris also
drove hi. ,hree.yesr-old Glenarm colt
fall mile In J:l2. which. all things con-
.idsrsd. wn the be., performance made
by any thrce-yeN.oh in the county. "
,hi. col, b. had no handling whs,ever.
having been driven TO heavy wAgoa on
the road by Mr.. Tufts. Had I'd tA.ysr
trained him to the track during the season.
2:i5 would no, have stopped him. AZ
IL wa., he ,ro,ied the last quarter IN
a. 1850 gait.
Mr.. J. q. Yoaas Of Milton. Mass.
While on a visit to Paris recently. bought
of Dr.. G. A. Bi.bee Of Samnsr chest
nu, ssliins 20, by Harry Knox. dam BY
q .oa Of Ethan Allen
In our account Of the horse stock q,
the fair We forso, 10 men,ion our friend
l.. Parker. t~o.ysar-old hlly. with
which he captured second premium
She nov weigh, over 900 pounds, and -
finely propprtiOnsd And nice black. with
good mane and tail. She was 20, ey
Hany Russell. Of Knox descent.
A, the late New Iasland Breeders
mes,iog ., Mys,ie Park. Mas.. a two
ysar.old 6lly Alcirs,,A. 20, BY Alean.
tara. son of Geo. Wilkes. 20, = record
Ia ASIA. the f..,ss ever made oy q
New E,sl.nd bred two year old.
Every other colt IN the raee Vas dls'sne'
"a Ia the 6r.; heat. sxesp, Comrsds. the
lG.hand 1900. .pound son Of Gideon who
WI. second. Several Others OF ihs get
Of AlcAniar. have lately acquired hsi
records. .nd be !. REGARDED by many I.
,h. creates, tro,,ins sire in New Easl.nd-
Those In ,hi, State who have stallion
colt. 20, BY him should consider them.
.else. very fortunate. II. Is. wari~ell,
Aabara. has ysarlins by him. Out OF
Skip. dam Of GleaArm. &. I. Diake'
Lewiston. has q two.yeai-old by him.
dam by B.ysrd. .Oa Of Pilo, Jr 5 w.
Parlin, Boston. Who has . farm a. Phil
lips. has thrse.year.Old BY him. dam
by Adnini,us,or. soa Of Hamblstonisa.
Ea,erpri.ing breeders Of Oxford County
will doubles, avail themselves another
season Of the opportunity 10 possess sons
Of the blood Of this rising ,ire.
Nelson. great ,ro,,er Nelson. easily
won bic race at Mystic At the breed
sr' meetiag. ani uo,,ed mile 10
2:ij5. half in 1905. Maine feels just
pride ia ihi, representative OF Name
soil.
A. T. MAXIM.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
A. T. MAXIM,

Rsplyins to the qasry concerning tbs
raising and working Of fast hore' by
farmers: Ia farmer is about to false
q horse for hi. own use. 10 work upon
hi, farm and DO the rad work for him.
self and family. tha, Is one thlas bat
| Il be is r.i,ing horses =, be does sheep
and wool. hsy. corn. potatoes, beans
aud other farm prOdae,s tot mon'y they
brins WHEN s,ld. that is quite another
thias Ia the former case Ill he needs
10 DO l. TO consult hi. own tA,tes. while
Ia the latter he will fad IL br bis iaief-
e.,s 10 consul, the taste of those TO -hom
he wishes to sell. II he wishes TO breed
for railroad use ls, him visit the railroh
stable. aud ex,niae the grnfAl char.
ac,er OF thsii s,osk; also press which
such animals command then ts.lma'r
the cos, II rai.ing sgch horses Aad see .
/. pays to ID 20 here Ia Nss EislArd.
Then LEI kim es,mil. the fo.d h'''r'
used by bl,ile. mo, eth bf hSi'
road dn,iag of s.fyan parfos', al
note the qa,l,t.s, noe ds.if.d. sls1 ms
prices which ihs,e cl.., cJnm,n !, al
| IL he has never in,esis.,si tie mater hs
will be surprised to see tos na;a h'ils
speed adj. 70 the value vt the saln'l'
II 4. doab,fal Il q cl ~ oi ho-'e' ever
existed ia Ansli:i that ~ers Ss''e'
adapted 70 al p,rP ises sxeep, heavy dF.lt
than the .ve,sse .; tss Morgan i.nl!,
which va, sadly nsg!scisd fof tim,
bu, whi:h 1. nos rapidly groslas IN
popa.sr fAvo; ye, thrie are tho.. VII
prefer other horse. .ni srs wi'liag -
pay larger pTic's 70; them. Nv u {.
farmer ~ill make jiicioas s'l'etion os
sire aad dam be will .,.ni fair ea,lei
OF producing colts o. filliss u soDi size
and color combiaed with compac,ns's Of
form. style srd speed. An lain,l P's'
.e.sing these qaslilis, will pay hand
some prof, ~hsn ready for n.ras', pro.
vidsd Il !, properly broken. !. soaad ani
has me, with no seeidsas While 'Pied
|, very dc.ir.b!s quality aud one that
commands the highest price. |, Is =. the
SANE time the mos, dificuli 10 produce.
hencs the farmer esnpo, afford to sAer'hes
sire sni style for ths purpose OF trying
TO attain II, nor IL IL necessary, Tor most
of the s,oek horses from the beat ,ro,iing
families which are nov KEEP. fsr breeding
purposes are good sized sninsh-Amer-
| icaR Culiiraior.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

The egcalypias tree oi Australia, which
was introduced into Cslif1fuia SON, years
ago. has accomplished all that was expect
81 % 10 A. a rsnovator Of mslAfisl districts,
ani rather morr. II grows with Asionish.
log rsp.iiiy. and by ssuiius Oni mnltiin'
iluoas roots quickly dries The sou where
Il !. planted. IL f.se. 90 a great height,
las thick foll4gc AMI l. prooaoig The best
Wind break in the state. It. vitality l.
extraordinary. II may be stripped of bark,
Vt will In = shOr. time repair The damage,
AMI u cut "a ten feet nom The ground will,
In mouth or Two, ~ The proper seAsOa
.end ont new branches. Ia The search fOr
water 10 exhibits almost animal iuielli'
gsncr. Nothing else eau live In It's vicln-
ity n moisture b. scarce. ani hence mlnY
aaTdsus sufsr The roots will run twenty
ngr f,-t In search of water. ani crvyicrs
la draius are safc - bs reached aai TIE
pipes nllsd up by The growth of root. II
will not answer 20 plant The trees near
gardens or ylusyArf., not In streets, and
therefore their isli OF usefulness Is limit
"A
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

port and i,s ables, advocate and defend
er." Mr.. Jefferson called Mr. Adams
",he Colos.u, Of the Congress- the most
earne.,. lsborioa, member Of the body,
and i,s snim.,ins spirit Por the lo" OF
ihue msa. though they fell {. ripe a, q
shock Of cora fslle,h--bo.h hisias ariv.
Ell a, az advance sge-Mr. Adams over
ninety The whole ns,ioa clothed itself
Ia moarnipg.-Ptrley'' Remini'csneo.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
swREr APPLEs FoE STOCK.

Ev.-v one has noticed how wiliiug cat
tls. horses, sheep and hogs are u PICK NJ
ulri.fau apples when they come ia lheif
- .ud men who are Supposed 10 De
truthful have .aid that ie~ spples nov
sri thsn vii bot hurt the above nsmsi
snimsl.. n has also bscn uoiicsd taai al
thoash soar spples are not ~ ,etei ~ iAe
h.nlthy auimAl. YET thry seem 10 liAe
.,.,,, one better aud can eat mofv OF tht iil
,.lth t.ttsr rc.ult.. Now n sweet appies
~, r.od Tor stock what nice ihing II
wouid b. - have al you wantei !" ieeu
out. sud What az sasy thing. ioO
lea apple tres b. set Ia ne pssture sei
trained % grow high TOPS vel O1i oi the
r,,rh % cattle susi torsss- PsVtse1 IN
tret. While Young By = fCnc-, and grass
,noush will grow arOurd them 10 give
rooi mnlehiug Gran such vsrist1e- a.
rish top ssceilng. crab ssest, gAruNn
80, and Tolman sweet. Win shleS
nks ths above tae August winds VIII oslhs
down .0ms s'blessed m0gthiuls for yoar
stoek. when IL IL time 20 esihef app'es
,here vii De plenty of Tolman sweets 20
sot Is,o he celia, 10 be fed 0ut In the VIM
Ter. II, 49,
great of an orchard. ani ~ II ~oel1 os
wor,h morS than tWO Aervs Of corn An1
not cost Ous-ihird as much.
Ifyou are an old man. tfy THIS pan nov,
for In ten days yoa may uot b. sols u. II
yCu ATE young mar, Try ms plan now
Tor ,oa viii never be say yoanser. Ihlna
80 an amOunt Of FAT meat you eAn sci:
every year nom yoar farm ~ ne resa' ol
/. f.x DAYS labor. IfyOa should wi.h %
.,ll xour farm this iuvestmsnt woeid oe
80, hslp In fnding 9 seu-t0mer.-IhongAt
80 praffisr a Ls,cisfOa Joarndi.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
A STRANGE FREAK.

The wife of oar esteemed citizen, No
John R)weli, while sgfring unisr sc.
we're attack ~ the blues. tried 10 commit
u. cr.ml OF lnfinilclie. Bat VAS prevent
ed by The opp,rtuas srriyal ofs neishoor.
Her case hr been considered by the best
doctors incarAble. bat her husband was
hlshly pleased. aftsr u.ibg . course oil
salphur Dlttsfs. 10 dad that she vas en'
tir,iy cgre,i.- kiagsi0a Herald.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
us Was Hun ur-"A man held me up

IIs Was HIM Ur.-"A man held me up
last night" said Seacock.
Where was thstf"
"Ia the soa,h part ofihe iosn"
what dii he say
"Oai he polntsds . run st ms Ani told
me 20 hold up my hands"
And yoa held then upi'
you bet"
whist nexif'
"ue told me 20 she'll out my money
aud I said. Ny dear sir, Am jus, return
Ing home from sumner vacation a. the
seashore.'"
"whs, did be- DO theni' ~.
"He gave me hair q dollsr and told me u
wanted more - Jet him know. gness
he hal been there himself "-Nebra'Aa
STATE Journal.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

have not used all oi one bottle yet
suffered from es,srrh for twelve years, en-.
perlencing the nigsesting dropping In the
thros, peculiar 10 that disease, and nose
bleed almos, daily. tried various rene
dies without bcnsct until las, April. when
I saw Ely's Cream Balm Advertised In TIE
Boston Badgei. I procured bottle, and
since the nrst days use have bad no more
bleedlng the soreness ls entirely gone
ID. q. D,vldson. with the Boston Bsdgsi'
formerly with Boston Journal.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

Too Mucm TALK IN ooSonEss.-Ths
American Congress talks too much. II
has always done -, and some OF ii'
sbles, members have lAborod over the
problem Of checking i's aow Of speech.
Sixty yesn ago an eminen, publieiss said
ave have an idea that whenever some
original mind with adequa.s talent and
ssssei,y takes up the subjrcs. . great
and favorable change may be produeet
by striking out an eniirsly different
course and msc c.damirin9 tbs worn-oui,
joliing path" That "orizinAl mind
has not yet sppsarsd.-Z. l. White. %
The American Magazine.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

"a Wonder of Meilesl Science" may
well be applied 10 DR. wIsrARs BAtsAh
oF WILD cnERKy. IL Il nearly hslf q Gen.
tury since this remarkable remedy vas In
troiacsi to the public. aud Jet the imme'
dlsts and enyishls reputstion which u gam
ei by l,- wonderful cares of coughs. inna-
enEs, consumption. aud all ofonehlA CON-
pisints, IL % this day fully sustained.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

The real estate crsEf In California has
some curious fes,ures- Al impceunious
San Franciscan Who went 10 Los Angeles
ia the hops that something would turn up
Tor him. made si700 IN three weeks by get
ting up early In the morning. or sisyins %
all uisnt, 10 secure The nrst place 10 We
long lius OF boyers AZ some real estate sale
aud then selling out bis chances. An
Eastern visitor surveyed the wondrous
scene. went In and made the cost OF bis
and his fsmily'- excursion 10 the Psein'
and SIS OOO besides 10 sfew weeks. Then,
bslug = shrvwd fellow, he went ous and
went hOtna.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
"wx PotSr WIN PHIpx-

To the GOOD name At home won bJ
IIood's ssrsspsriIlA In Lowell, Mass.
where it IL prepared. there IL more OF
Hoods ssrsspariIls sold than OF AL other
medicines. and II has given the best OF sat.
l.flc,lOn since Ia introduction ten years
ago. TIT. c0ali not be II the medicine
ala not possess merit hyoa suffer ron
lmpare blood, try Hoods sarssparilis and
realize Its peculiar curative power.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

The gres, gsmolsrs are eont.ho.ny -
vorK dsslslng means - dsffAai 'ne pso-
DE, sud WORKING their nsisI'oos s0@'s @.s
y, .xsrv hsnt Corn. wheat, pork, cole
coz. al. AMI nearly All the grssi s.sp'.
.rtIe,... wherein there l. spy pfo-p-c' oi
rontroliirs he msgke, are zach t>ken "
terv. snd prodaclion. ssle- and delivery 80
manipulated - 10 run The prices ep W =
actitioas value A "suxsr uoss Va.
latest great combination IN t17 49,, ~
,,--.nir,tion. The annual cOnsnmp.ion oi
this staple amounts Ia value 10 ne.fy
sitO coo a, " holsssls. and the msnafseture
!. 4. comparatively few hands, con-
..oa-o,ly ..dssl- coald es more easily
work.d In this than In almost any o'n-r
lssdlux srtisle. IL II we're posslole, ,se
sane splrit ought ,o foss s.n ~.
.--,..tie snss.arts adopted. - ~ere sk-
ea when tbe tea tax was imPossd. saa
Ro..on hsrbor wAs made the lmmeuia's
scsue OF disspprovsL-Edsfsra fdrssr'
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

A AcorrespondsR, OF the Mirror dad Far,
u.ST In Vermont. says that on the eSih OF
lat April be cishorned bis ball, two vi
cious cows. the terror OF the herd, three
y,arllngs and four calves. They showed
signs OF very little pain, and when lei
loose. went % eating aud directly 10 chew
log their cnis rns coss we're fresh Ia
milk AMI did no, shrink In the quantity q,
al =. he could see. bui their spirits were
broken aud they were qaiet aud inonsn'
live. The ball hsi the conceit all taken
oa, of hin, he j. m longer msn killer.
pu, 4. driven by the cows not We. dishorn'
cd. but which willie before winter sets 10.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
GLANDERS.

Two men lost their lives, one In Msssa-
ehuse,,s, the other In Conneciicat, during
the present year from tbs, loathsone dis-
ease known 50 glsndefs. In both cases
the disease was contracted while the men
were attempting 20 cure ths horss oy
trs<furnt
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

A bo..leggci man WAS standing before
the stove warming himself A small boz
WATCHED him lntsnlly for while and then
he broke oui "Ssy. mister, you're stand
lng too near the Ore, guess yoa'fe warp
a.,
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

rn.rs msy he nothing rev 10 this world
hat 'h.r.'- h.sp that's fresh.

Ffrss All VIA stopped free by DC. kiise's
Great Nerve Itsstorsr. No ns sftef nfs, isl
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise ana su,s
Arch 81. PhilA-. Pa.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

"Ioqalrer" asks, II, The Gr,li Eisiera
the largest vessel ever bullti" A impress
sion has 20, abroad that she 10. bat such Is
no, the case. The MIsfoc,r, In which TIE
Pilgrim Fathers came 10 this country, was
the largest ship that ever ploughei the
water. The OLD furniture scattered over
,hl. country. hrough, over ny the Ndyf0e'
sr, woald nil the Great Eastern dotsn
times or more.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

nl.sali that seven brides have thls
rear been killed on their wedding day.
Nov will somebody posted 10 such matters
inform q waiting world whether the brides
or the brliegrOoms were most In l1ckf
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

A. w. Grover, oi West Bethel, Me I,
writes % the Mirror and Farnssr thss he u
very much pleased with his trials oi
Noors's Arctic plum. IL seems 10 %
blsck. .knot and cureullo proof
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
isaac H,e~sLI..
NJ " uoUeuroS. u. NJ.
Parts uiii. We.


Otoe Days Tnssiay and Friday.
Cali answered AZ all tines
k.srs bf pm lssisn o.; NJ. snt Ne, .snss
y Carter. No al Ne rhorss Cr0A.f. NJ -
NJ I. I Mafbls, M. ssi nrs iosn rl.es' = !.
al Ms. q. a. Nsxim. Mr.. A = 80 ra..s, -.
hlss Atois ssss. M. korsla Doeis. ~ a, y. !.
va. >osth Paris, Mrs Y. 4. Chase. 49, -
a. Mra atf.soa q. rarllss sanasfi ~. - -,
kstcn. wiiion Mr.. aet Mrs. y. "a hss'' -
WlIon.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
The game laws are very risidly enforced
at the West ~ man IL csught cheating
II poker be IL shot across the table.
ron ScHoyut.. IMPOVERISHED BLOOD AND
GRxHnAI DrulfIYY.

Scots Emnisioa of Pare Cod Lfcer on.
riih HypopAospAiies, has no equal In the
whole realm of MedIolne. Read the fol-
lo.iugs IL gsvs oa. boits of SCOTS
Emul.loa - my o<n cbild for Serofala,
and the .nsct was marvellous ".
l,sIy. NJ. ID i. White Hall, 1nd.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

The editor sho saw aiady making for
tn only seat IN thr car found himself
''crowied oai n make room for more In.
,.r..tIrr % IN alter"
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

A veteran priatsr ~ Kslsm,Ioo ".
plsa.snily surprised the other dsy BY being
waited upon by delegation of hl. employ.
es- .nd presented with clean once towel
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
VOLUME LIV.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

on practicsi Agricultural top
- 4 solIciiesi. Adsiress All communications
iatsnliFd for this department IA AoHiCrt-
TCkAL kIGrOa. .OxroRD bknocRAr, fAHfs. hn.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

The msu who has "nothing 20 live for"
calls In the doctor - quick A. any other
mao when theirs u anything the matter
With him
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

vl.a n.by .. .lss .. rave hsr c..se'l.
whsn ,ls 49, CAai Oh. er,sd for astoria
whsn .Asbesan. ni... .hs dung 10 c.sissi>
wA.a o.. AsA cAliar.A. 81. ss'. then c..,sc.,
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
n Carl D.

To all vho arr sursrine irsm The errors an.
iniIscrvtious q rouih. nsr'oas veAAne-' eAiI
icoAy. lo.sof manhood. te.. vill sol Afesil'
thaiviii eure you. TREE or cfiAhoL rhssrea'
rrmeiy vas di-,yyerci ~ fnissionarJ IN soaih
America send = sclf aiirvs-ei enTeiofs %,
nay. Josrru T. fxmas. Sisf,g. y. Nfs Tea Cty'
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
rheumatism

We doubt II there "a. Or can b. specinc
remedy for rheumatism; but thousands Who
have suffered lis pains have been greatly ben
ehted by IIcods sapaparliiA II you have
falIed 20 lnd relief. try this great remedy.
II was afilctcd with rheumatism twenty
wears. Previous 10 isso found no relief, bat
grew worse, and AZ one time vas almost help
less. IIcod's sarsapariila did me more good
Than All tho other medicine ] ever hsi.
1T BALLOON, Shirley Village. Mas
had rheumatism three years. and got no
relief tln took IIood's sarsapariiiA IL has
done great things fOr me. ifeecmmend " W
others" LrwIs BrRnASK. nlddeford. Ne.
Hoods sarapahiiA s eharasisnred ~
three pecullAniies 1T. the oonbt"dfsoA of
remedial agents 81. the propoTts0Hs ~. the
prooes q securing The active medieinAi
qualities. The result l. a medicine OF unusual
strength. efectirg cures Hitherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
"Iioods sarsaparllla tones up my system
Iurlnes my tlOol. sharTrns my alprule, anu
.eems 10 male Iae Osef." J. 4. THOMPSON,
Register u Deeds, Lowell. Mass.
"IIood's sa~apariiia beat. All others. and
isvOrth IT, weight In gold" !. HARRINGTON,
10 BANK Sgfeet, New York city.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18
uRs. PuRIyGToY WANTED SOME
TIOWER>

FLOWERS.
A l.,iy living In the suburbs of Boston
vas called dawn the other morning ~ sec
a youss giH who s.ked f,r her ~ N. door.
ba, d.ciln.-i 90 ..n,sr tn house. Ths lady
r.ca-nlks.i the s.li-r - = girl sh- had fre-
qusbtiy ss.u IN he u.ish h,Ofh0oi, hut of
whose usm- she was ignorant. Tho si'l
IOoksi harrl-.iy M tnd then bs.hiully
ca.t d0sp hi-r ey.s 10 the dOOffn.t, which
.hs u,rvou..y pn,td.d With the 'os of her
coarse boot.
"Got any fioxsrsi- the demardsd with
. m,nnsr which seemed gruf. bat which
was probably only frightened.
"Yss, fsw.- Was The rsp'y.
"Got sry n,v.nr
mot many. WkyT
"'Csus@ Mis- Purinetou vsuis sfrn'.
who T. Mrr. Pur.ngtcuf'
"Sh~'. the widow wgmsn What iivtsi In
the red house 81 thr end ~ Bsct silsy
what sort of now.r- dos- she wsLif
inquired the lady. utterly sta h-stp thos
Why Mrs. Puringtor, ths widow who dwelt
In the red house at the sod of Back alley,
should send 10 demand n,~ers from psr'
feet stranger.
81 Dunno" answered the girl. more sul.
lsnly than before.
"But whs, IL she golsg 10 4, sllh
| thsni' psrsistsi 4 the pszzlsd lady.
81 dunno," rpatsd The cslisr shes
dead, an she wants soms a fbvsr-."
And ths psthstic siiusilpn hivlns thas
become cissr at length. the is.Is ssut ~
the departed widow Who would dsell NJ
more In the red house st the end Of Back
alley whatsver blossoms th> ffos. had
spared In her little garden.
Oxford Democrat., 1887-10-18

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wall Street deal.